texts: <mask> is a musician and singer based in Berlin. Her debut album, Philharmonics, was certified gold by the Belgian Entertainment Association after selling 10,000 units. <mask> won five prizes at the Danish Music Awards in 2011. In nine countries, her second album was in the top 40 of the charts. Citizen of Glass was nominated for the IMPALA Album of the Year Award. She collaborated with Late Night Tales to create Late Night Tales: <mask>. It has artists such as Ray Davies and Yello.Myopia was released in February 2020. The elder of two siblings was born in October of 1980. She and her brother, Holger, were raised by a father who had three children from another marriage. He was fond of collecting strange objects and instruments. Her mother used to play music on the piano and was a jurist. At a young age, Obel learned to play the piano. She said that she had a classical piano teacher who told her not to play what she didn't like.I played what I liked. I didn't have to play anything else. She was inspired by Jan Johansson's work when she was a child. European folk tunes done in a jazz style have been a strong influence on her. She joined a band in 1990 as a singer and bassist. Some tunes were recorded by the group at the festival. She played a small part in the short film The Boy Who Walked Backwards in 1994.The main character in the movie was played by her brother. She appeared in two scenes. She is playing a teacher who is sharing her table with a new student. She attended a free school where she was able to play music. She left school quickly. I met a man who was running a studio at seventeen. I stopped studying music to learn sound techniques.Philharmonics <mask> made her debut as a solo singer with her first album. She produced all of the material herself. I don't like orchestral or symphonic music. I liked simple melodies that were almost childish. I put a long time before writing texts because the music seems to tell a story and project images. According to Obel, her piano is more than an instrument. They are both equal voices.She said that the music is the most obvious way to express her. John Cale's song "I Keep A Close Watch" is the only original work on the album. She sings a cover of "Between The Bars" in Live  Paris, which was released on 11 April 2011. <mask> and Tom Smith performed a duet called "The Christmas Song" on the Smith & Burrows album, which was released in November 2011. The compositions of Philharmonics are slow, sombre, sepulchral even, but not without a sense of occasionally singular beauty. Johanna Seban stated in the French cultural magazine Les Inrockuptibles that there is a "clearness and reassuring nobility of bedside discs." Ben Edgell wrote in Musicomh that <mask> "sings with a hushed and tender grace that waxes wistful and serene over cello, harp, and piano vignettes."She has a dusky, near-whispered vocal that speaks to Ane Brun or Eva Cassidy. She has been called a revelation to follow by French journalists. <mask>'s first album was a success. She appeared in the United States for the first time in 2011. She performed all the songs from the album at the South by Southwest music festival. The soundtrack of the film Submarino contained three songs from the album. In the episodes "Duplicity" from Revenge and "What Are You Doing Here, Ho-Bag?", "Riverside" was featured.From The CW's Ringer. "Avenue" was used in an episode of Revenge. In the episode "The Big Uneasy", "Fuel to Fire" was used. A version of "Riverside" was released in 2011. The track's original beauty was kept intact by Lulu Rouge. Prior to the release of "Philharmonics", the soft, soothing tunes of "Just So" were used as the soundtrack for a commercial. PIAS recorded a version of Philharmonics on February 7, 2011.There are five more tracks in the deluxe version. "Over the Hill", "Just So", and the new track "Smoke & Mirrors" are live songs. <mask> sings "Sons & Daughters" There is only one track available. Philharmonics was certified gold by the BEA in June of 2011. In February of 2011, her first album was nominated for the 'Impala European Independent Album of the Year' and she won the Robert Award for the Best Song of the year. Obel won an award in 2011.The top new talents in European pop music who have all succeeded in reaching out to audiences beyond their home country through their talent and energy are the winners of the prize. She won five prizes at the Danes Music Awards for her first album. She won several awards, including Best Pop Release of the Year, Best Debut Artist of the Year, and Best Female Artist of the Year. The famous song "Riverside" was re-released in January 2020. Aventine <mask> started working on her second album in 2011. She said that she started to write new pieces, but all were instrumental ones, with the piano alone. For me, it's more difficult to compose music.Obel started making her new album in January. She revealed on June 20th that the new album would be released on September 30th. <mask> said that he recorded everything in a small room with voices and the piano close to him. It's sparse, but I could create a lot of noise by changing the dynamic range of the songs. I was able to make something big with just a few instruments. She played at a festival in London. It's a fascinating collection of remarkable pieces, with rich and intense arrangements supported by Obel's dazzling voice.On the 24th of September, Aventine became available on the App Store. Tom Burgel wrote "The few reactions collected have been very positive and, already, full with love: The elegance of <mask> and the rare grace of her writings will cause, without any doubts, some strong palpitations in the hearts of the amateurs." Mushroompromotions said "'Aventine' is a beautiful record, intriguingly unhurried." If the first record was a stroll through the forest, this one takes the time to see the beauty and feel the texture in a single leaf. It's at once universal and microcosmic. She calls it a bubble or bell jar and it's where she makes her music. Should that be outside?She's no longer aware of what's happening. She can't explain the mystery of her method. It adds to the ethereal quality of her music. A new edition of Aventine was released in October of last year. There were 3 new songs on this album. David Lynch commented on the 'Fuel to Fire' 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 I was turned on to the music by my record label.She can do things with her voice that are unique and extraordinary. Obel played for the first time in Paris. I'm trying to find new instruments to work with, so it's sort, but I'm planning to work less with piano and more with other kinds of old keyboards. "I have some clear ideas but I'm not sure it is a good idea to go into specifics on such an early stage," she said. I plan to work with old keyboards and see where they take me. The new album was recorded in June of 2015. The musicians she recorded strings with were Frédérique Labbow and John Corban.The single 'Familiar' was released in June of 2016 The song was recorded, produced, and mixed by <mask> and features the violin by John Corban as well as cellos by Charlotte Danhier. <mask>'s husband directed the music video. While remaining true to her fine style, <mask> expands her new musical fields. A delicately acrobatic melody that the singer performs with a voice that was strangely moved was performed by percussions with a loud power rhythm. <mask> duets with her disturbing echoes with a male stamp. <mask>'s third studio album, Citizen of Glass, will be released on October 21st.The German concept of the glserner brger, the human or glass citizen, inspired the title. It's a legal term about the level of privacy the individual has in a state, and in health it's a term about how much we know about a person's biology or history if they're completely made of glass. A rare electronic musical instrument from the 1930s was used by Obel. "Golden Green" was released in September of 2016 by Obel. The sound of glass is never far away. The song is about the way we always find other better lives than ours, it's the perfect classic pop song without any frills. It was enchanting, elysisch and paradise-like."Stretch Your Eyes" was a new song from Citizen of Glass. The older version of "Spinet Song" was played during her tour in 2014). October 2016 saw the release of Citizen of Glass. "With several great songs, the surrealist Stretch your eyes or the Luminous Golden Green, <mask> has created a sumptuous, odd and modern album," the French newspaper La Croix wrote. Citizen of Glass confirms that Obel is an important pop artist. Based on 11 reviews, Citizen of Glass received an average score of 81 on Metacritic. The album of the year award is given to the best album released on an independent European label.<mask> was signed toDeutsche Grammophon in February of last year. Blue Note andDeutsche Grammophon joined forces for North American releases. "We are fascinated by the precision with which she creates and produces her vocal and instrumental soundscapes," said Mr. Trautmann, president ofDeutsche Grammophon. She reaches a broad audience with sophisticated works with every song and instrumental piece. We share confidence in the long-term success of artistic excellence and credibility, as well as the intention to inspire many more fans around the world. In May of last year, <mask> contributed to Late Night Tales with a series of tracks selected by the artist herself. Obel presented different titles by different artists.There is music on this album. I was surprised at how long I spent on this. Alex and I listened to records to see what would fit together after I collected all the songs. I've included some of the music we made when we were just friends. The original song "Bee Dance", a haunting reading of the Danes song "Glemmer Du", and a new version of "Stretch Your Eyes" were combined by Obel. "Poem About Death" is the first single and is set to original music by Obel. The song "Glemmer du" is best known inDenmark as sung by the actor and singer Liva Weel.It's one of my favorites. The impermanence of time and love is the subject of the song. I recorded it using analog tape and then ran the tapes again, so it sounded like old and lost time. On October 29, <mask> announced the title of her upcoming album, Myopia, and released a new single, "Island of Doom". The album was released in February 2020. "Obel has been under self-imposed creative isolation with the removal of all outside influences and distraction in the writing, recording and mixing process for 'Myopia'," wrote journalist Tim Peacock. The artist said that the song is made up of pitched-down piano and cello pizzicato and vocals, all choirs are pitched down and up."Island of Doom" features Obel on piano, vocals, and keys, and Kristina Koropecki on cello, creating a sober tone, with sweet instrumentals, and a strong vocal performance from Obel. The visual show begins with a shot of Obel and is dominated by blue colors and hues, showing a unique landscape that appears out of this world. Alex Bruel Flagstad directed the new music video. According to Obel, Myopia is an album about trust and doubt. Is it possible to trust yourself or not? Is it possible to trust your own judgments? Is it possible that you will do the right thing?Is it possible to trust your instincts and what you are feeling? Are your feelings skewed? "Broken Sleep" was released on January 7, 2020. <mask> sings with such beauty and ease, as the vocals complement the effortless, flowing pace of the visuals, that the video pairs perfectly with the style of the composition. "Myopia is an abstract anatomization of the human psyche, through ambient instrumentals, and an intoxicating blend of vocals, hovering on Jarboe-bred voice manipulation on atmospheric "Broken Sleep" and "Island of Doom." "These songs are obscured like frosted glass, as meticulously pretty and faintly unnerving as a porcelain doll," said Bardhan. The album ends almost as quietly as it began.In June 2020, <mask> shows in a video her Berlin studio and plays music with her band. The artist is alone in her studio in Berlin at night. Obel doesn't allow anyone to visit her. Lauren Murphy of The Irish Times described <mask> as the architect of eerie, otherworldy music that straddles neo-classical, jazz and chamber pop. <mask>'s music is "poised and haunting chamber pop" with "wraithlike harmonies, sonic textures and bewitching melancholy" rendered with "gothic violins" and electronic music. Roy Orbison is one of the artists influenced by Influences <mask>. She likes photographers Robert Mapplethorpe and Tina Modotti.She said, "I adore his enigmatic style, his sophisticated aesthetic but always with an extreme simplicity." The cover of her first album is a tribute to The Birds. Obel likes Maya Deren. Some of Obel's demos are used in Deren's movies. Obel has a live album by Nina Simone that she sings "Who Knows Where the Time Goes" on. Her voice seems to come out of nowhere. There is magic.<mask> listens to artists like The Zodiac and The Smiths. Franoise Hardy is also known as O va la chance. Obel performed "Hallelujah" in a tribute to Leonard Cohen after she covered John Cale and Jeff Buckley songs. <mask> has lived in Berlin since 2006 with her partner photographer and animation artist Alex Brel Flagstad, who filmed and directed the music videos for "Riverside" from Obel's debut album Philharmonics. <mask>'s song "Riverside" was used in the first and second episodes of The Mist. Grey's Anatomy, Revenge, Ringer, the British TV show Lovesick, the Australian comedy-drama Offspring, and the Danes series The Rain all feature "Riverside". The mini-series Next of Kin used "Riverside" as its theme tune.Her songs "Familiar", "It's Happening Again", and "Broken Sleep" were used in the German TV series Dark. "Familiar" is the theme song to the Canadian TV series Cardinal. In season 2, episode 8, "Dorian" was used. "September Song" was used in the first season of Big Little Lies. The show "Pass Them By" was on the air. "Run Cried The Crawling" was used in the premiere episode. "Fuel to Fire" was used in a love scene in the first season of Carnival Row.In season 1, episode 18 "The Big Uneasy", "Fuel to Fire" was featured. The theme tune for the series was "Fuel to Fire". "Fuel to Fire" was a scene in the 8th episode of Elite. The hit Fox drama series, 9-1-1, featured a scene of "The Curse" in the fourth episode. There are links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to

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texts: <mask> was a Canadian real estate tycoon, developer, designer, architect, and philanthropist. <mask> was ranked by Forbes as the ninth wealthiest Canadian with a net worth of US$ 3.1 billion. The bulk of <mask>'s estate was bequeathed to the Azrieli Foundation. <mask> was born into a Jewish family. He escaped from Poland to the USSR early in World War II and then to British Mandate Palestine in late 1942. <mask> did not complete his studies at the time he studied architecture. He fought in the war.He moved to Montreal in 1954. The Thomas More Institute in Montreal is now part of Bishop's University. He earned a master's degree in architecture at the age of 75. He was married in 1957. They have four children. For the last 10 years of <mask>'s life, he and his wife lived in Herzliya, Israel, for five months per year, and in Westmount, Quebec, for the rest of the year. He died at his lake house in Ivry-sur-le-Lac, Quebec, at the age of 92.In Canada, the United States and Israel, Azrieli built office buildings, high-rise residences, office towers and shopping centres. Canpro Investments is based in Montreal and Azrieli Group is based in Tel Aviv. The Azrieli Group went public on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. The company is now the largest in the country. The Beer Sheva Shopping Mall is one of the projects that include the first enclosed mall in Israel, as well as the Jerusalem Shopping Mall. The Azrieli Center in Tel Aviv is the largest real estate project in Israel and has become an architectural landmark at the core of Israel's business activities. The Azrieli Foundation was established by <mask> in 1989 to support initiatives and develop and operate programs that promote access to education.The Azrieli Graduate School of Jewish Education and Administration was established in New York City and supported in Canada and Israel. The Azrieli Foundation is guided by his aim to support education in multiple and diverse ways. The Azrieli School of Architecture at Tel Aviv University and the Azrieli Faculty of Medicine at Bar Ilan University have received donations from the Foundation. An emergency fund was created by the Azrieli Foundation in 2020. The Foundation pledged $8.6 million for pandemic-related initiatives, including food relief, hospitals and long-term care institutions and support for the vulnerable, as of October 2020. The Van Horne Mansion in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, was put up for sale in 1969 by the heirs of a Canadian railway magnate. <mask>zrieli bought the land in 1973.Rene Lepine, a big-time real estate developer who owned the building next to the Van Horne Mansion and wanted to buy it back from Azrieli, was opposed to the demolition of the mansion. Azrieli demolished the landmark on September 8, 1973. The building Azrieli built is now the location of the Sofitel Montreal. Save Montreal was formed to organize resistance to future demolitions as a direct result of this action. The Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported that the Azrieli Group donated $30,000 to the Im Tirtzu movement in 2010. The project to stop the academic boycott of Israel was the reason for the donation. The Member of the Order of Canada was honoured with awards and recognition.Jerusalem 2001. There is a series of Holocaust memoirs by the Azrieli Foundation, a demolition that changed the history of heritage preservation.

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texts: He was a Brazilian journalist, financial expert, and philanthropist who had connections to both the United States and Great Britain. The son of a fazendeiro with extensive coffee estates, he was born in Cantagallo. He freed his slaves after inheriting from his aunt. He was educated at the So Paulo Law School, and on one of his rides there was converted to a non-denominational Protestantism by reading a Bible found in a house he stayed in. This gave him both work when he needed it as a young man and an absorbing subject of study in his old age. He started at university as a journalist, contributing to newspapers and founding a law review. He published an annotated edition of the Brazilian constitution at nineteen.One of his law professors became the Minister of Finance and made <mask> his aide. This was the foundation for his later expertise in financial journalism, and could have launched him early on a brilliant legal and political career in Brazil. He was charged with financial irregularity and fled to the United States. He did not return to Brazil for twenty years because of a statute of limitations. He first went to Massachusetts and then to New York City. He made his living with translations from English to Portuguese. Most of them were for a religious society which produced tracts, little works on morals or doctrine, and was distributed in great numbers in most Protestant countries.While in Washington, D.C., in the early 1870s, Rodrigues translated many pages of American documents on the Alabama claims dispute between the US and Britain. He contemplated becoming an American citizen without losing touch with Brazil. The leader of the newly formed Republican Party, Joaquim Marinho, was in correspondence with him before he became a Mason. He was to become the editor of the Jornal do Commercio after sending long monthly dispatches to it. He wrote about Latin America for The Nation. In order to inform his countrymen of American ingenuity and progress in all fields, he started a monthly magazine in Brazil with the help of a New Yorker. It ran from 1870 to 1879 and was the only one of nearly 400 foreign language journals published in the US which was intended for readers in another country.The poet Joaquim de Sousa Andrade was his secretary. He helped with the Brazilian exhibit at the Philadelphia exposition in 1876. Pedro II of Brazil visited the United States. He was called for to abdicate and establish a republic in articles that were published in Brazil. The emperor climbed the stairs to thank the editor in person for his help in relations between Brazil and the US. Ferdinand de Lesseps went on a tour to see how the work on the Panama Canal was going. The boss and members of the already built Panama Railroad and two army engineers were with <mask> when he was a reporter for the New York World.The American President was invited to the White House to discuss the matter after reading what Rodrigues wrote in the New York World. The Panama Canal: its History, its Political Aspects and Financial Difficulties was written by Rodrigues in 1885 for the London Financial News. After the Americans finished the canal, President Theodore Roosevelt wrote a letter to <mask>. In 1882, based in Brazil again, <mask> accepted an invitation to raise capital for Brazilian enterprises. It was necessary to move to the great world financial centre of London. At the age of 38, he met the girl who became his wife. He continued to write after buying with the aid of his friends the Jornal do Comercio.When Brazil became a republic in 1889, <mask> had to hide in a house in the hills. He escaped in disguise on a British liner bound for London and his worried wife. <mask> was once again a trusted adviser to the authorities, handling important financial business on his annual trips to London. In 1901, the Brazilian Finance Minister wrote in an official report that he was competent because of his patriotism, his honesty, his close community with the financial policy of the Government, and his acquaintance with the people and ways of his field of action. When Brazil and the United States first exchanged ambassadors, the Brazilian who went to Washington, Joaquim Nabuco, was a friend of the man. The Jornal do Comercio became more influential. It was the most reliable source of information for the Brazilian Foreign Ministry in the United States.Rio Branco was very close to <mask> when he was Foreign Minister. The South American Number was published by the Times in London at the end of 1909. The leading journalist of Brazil has written a letter to precede the Brazilian articles. One of the most independent and fearless writers of Brazil was Dr<mask>. His retirement was marked by a 600 word article. The 1907 publication of Bibliotheca Brasiliense, a two volume annotated catalogue, was so useful that it was reprinted sixty years later and again a generation on. The National Library of Brazil has many of his books, some of which were purchased by a benefactor so that he could establish a children's hospital in Rio.His old age was dedicated to his religious writings because he kept the scholarly interest in religion and the practical faith which he had acquired as a young man. His first book was a study of non-Catholic religions in Brazil between 1500 and 1900. He published a monograph on the resurrection of Jesus in 1912, as well as a two volume study of the Old Testament in 1921. Some of his writings were not religious. In 1918, he used the resources of the Jornal do Comercio to produce a collection of U.S. President Woodrow Wilson's speeches on the Great War. His nephew, Joo Baptista Lopes, was the Brazilian Consul-General in Paris, where he died in 1923. He was buried in London.The elder, Janet, married Sir William Garthwaite, while the younger, Evelina, married David Hawes. There were 1844 births and 1922 deaths of Brazilian journalists.

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texts: Sir <mask> was a British colonial administrator. The founder of the club was <mask>. <mask> was born in Boxley, Kent, United Kingdom in 1884. He was the son of Rev <mask>. His mother was related to Rev Johnson. The younger brother of <mask> was an aide-de-camp to the Governor of Nyasaland. John died in Africa during World War I at the age of 28 and was buried at the Karonga War Cemetery.<mask> was admitted to the University of Oxford after he was awarded scholarships and studied at Uppingham School. He was awarded scholarships after achieving outstanding academic results in college. He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Classics in 1907 after gaining a third class in Classical Honour Moderations. In 1948, he was given an honor by the college. After graduating from college in 1907, <mask> joined the Colonial Office and was posted to Malaya. He worked in Negeri Sembilan as a cadet. He was the acting district officer from 1909 to 1911.He was transferred back to Jelebu to serve as DO in the same year he was appointed acting DO of Kuala Pilah. He was re-appointed as acting DO of Kuala Pilah. <mask> assumed the office of deputy controller of labour when he was transferred to Kuala Lumpur in 1913. He held various positions, including assistant secretary to the chief secretary, 2nd assistant to the federal secretary and acting AS to the colonial government. The Malayan Commissioner at the British Empire Exhibition held at Wembley Park in the United Kingdom in 1924 and 1925 was appointed on an ad hoc basis. He was in charge of the Malaya Pavilion during the exhibition. He was honoured by the British Government.After the exhibition, <mask> returned to Malaya and worked as Town Planning Administrator and State Valuer of Ipoh, and he was transferred to the Housing and Public Works Department Enquiry Committees as Chairman in December 1926. He was promoted to Secretary for Postal Affairs of the Straits Settlements and Class 1A in the year 1928. In 1929, <mask> became the acting resident of Negeri Sembilan and in 1930 he became the acting resident of Perak. When he was transferred back to the central government of FMS as Chief Secretary, he was appointed to serve as Resident of Selangor. He was the Colonial Secretary of the Straits Settlements from May 1933 to February 1934. When Sir Cecil Clementi retired due to illness, <mask> took over as acting Governor of the Straits Settlements. <mask> upheld Clementi's policy of decentralisation while he was acting Governor.When Sir Shenton Thomas took office in 1934, he was re-appointed as the Colonial Secretary. <mask>'s reputation for his ability to settle disputes between different ethnic groups made him popular with all races, a rare feat for a colonial administrator given the diversity of the Straits Settlements population. He was the first president of the Football Association of Malaysia. <mask> was appointed governor of Hong Kong in 1935. His tenure was the shortest in Hong Kong's history, as he was appointed the second Governor of Ceylon a little more than a year later to handle the threat to the British administration caused by the overwhelming national liberation movement in the island. When arriving in Hong Kong to assume the Governorship, <mask> chose to wear civilian dress, something that would not happen again until the arrival of the last colonial Governor, Chris Patten. He had become a respected figure in the community and his departure was met with disappointment.Locals petitioned the Foreign Secretary for him to stay. During <mask>'s time in Hong Kong, the Kai Tak Airport received its first regular arrival, the "Dorado" and the Queen Mary Hospital became part of the Hong Kong University. It wasn't until the Sino-British Joint Declaration in 1984 that the promotion of Chinese civil servants to replace European ones was realized. More than 100,000 refugees from the Chinese mainland flooded into Hong Kong to escape the Second Sino-Japanese War. He was sent to examine the situation in the island closely and report on issues such as the governing structure, the representation of the minority communities, and the franchise. The evolution of the Ceylon constitution was influenced by his observations. During World War II, <mask> was governor.The first diesel locomotive ran to Galle in 1938, the Bank of Ceylon opened in 1939 and the University of Ceylon was established in 1942. <mask> was married to Olive Mary Innes, daughter of J. R. Innes. He knew his wife was a civil servant. She died of illness in 1943. Evelyn May Palmer is the daughter of Dr J. Robertson and H. Palmer. <mask> <mask>, the son and daughter of Olive, was born on February 25, 1924. M&G Group was chaired by his son.Caldecott had many hobbies. He wrote books about Malayan history in his early years, and published many articles about the affairs of Malaya. "Not Exactly Ghosts" and "Fires Burn Blue" were two collections of supernatural fiction. His hobbies include drawing, playing the piano, tennis and golf. The anthem of the Negeri Sembilan is Berkatlah Yang DiPertuan Besar. The works history of Jelebu was published in 1912. Not Exactly Ghosts was written in 1947.The fires burned blue in 1948. There are awards for C.M.G., 1932 K.C.M.G., 1937 G.C.M.G., 1941 C.B.E., and 1935 K.St.J. In Oxon was awarded a law degree. The Royal Asiatic Society is a member of the British Empire Exhibition. A fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. There is a road named after <mask> in Hong Kong. In Singapore, Caldecott Hill, Caldecott Close, Caldecott MRT station and <mask> Road are named after him, and Olive Road is named after his first wife.Legco Sittings 1935 Session Legco Sittings 1936 Session Handling a Political Crisis 1884 births people educated at Uppingham School

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texts: <mask> was born in Constana County. He studies biblical philology, historical lexicology and the philosophy of language. He has edited into a number of authors, including Alexander von Humboldt, Thomas Aquinas,Antoine de Rivarol, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Augustine of Hippo, Martin Luther, and <mask>. He was the director of the "A. Phillip" at the University of Vienna, as well as lecturing, research or guest professorships at the Paris-Sorbonne University, Friedrich-Schiller-Universitt Jena, and the University of Vienna. The coordinating director of the Biblical-Philological Research Center "Monumenta linguae Dacoromanorum" is <mask>. He is one of the most active translators and interpreters of Coseriu in Romania and has appeared favorably in some of the linguist's commentaries. Sfntul Augustin is one of the works selected.I bibliografie, bilingv, traducere, introducere, note, comentarii. De dialecta. There is a bilingual edition. Humanitas, 1991 Augustin, De Magistro/Despre nvtor. Bibliografie, note i bilingv, traducere, introducere, comentarii. De Magistro.There is a bilingual edition. Institutul European, 1995. (...) Iai University Press published studies in biblical lexiccology. Aeterna Latinitas. Aeterna Latinitas is a gndirii europene. There is a small Encyclopedia of European Thought in Latin.Carmina Burana is a person. "Carmina Burana" is bilingv comentat. " Bilingual Edition and Commentaries" was published in 1998. Thomas de Aquino, De ente et essentia. "Thomas de Aquino, De ente et essentia" is a note. In 1998 there was a bilingual edition. Eseu was written by Jean Jacques Rousseau."Jean Jacques Rousseau", note i comentarii. The origin of language. In 1999 there was a translation, introduction, notes and commentaries. Emanuel Swedenborg, Despre nelepciunea. There is a romneasc i postFA. Sfntul Augustin, confessions. A note, Nemira, 2003 ().Jacob Grimm and Ernest Renan were named after Jacob Grimm and Ernest Renan. Iai University Press, 2001, introduceri i bibliografie. Rivarol, Discur, is universalitatea limbii franceze, reflecii, anecdote, and Cuvinte de duh. Bibliografie,Institutul European, 2003 There is a person named Leviticul. Traducere din limba greac, introducere, note, in Cristian Bdili et alii. Colegiul Noua Europ and Septuaginta I are both from 2004.The Introducere n lingvistic was written in 2005. Odele. Traducere din limba greac, introducere, note, in Cristian Bdili et alii. Septuaginta IV/I (Odele, Ecleziastul, Cntarea cntrilor) was published in 2006 Iisus Sirah. Traducere din limba greac, introducere, note, in Cristian Bdili et alii. Septuaginta, IV/II (Iov, nelePCiunea lui Solomon, nlePCiunea lui Iisus Sirah, Psalmii lui Solomon), was published in 2007.Diversitatea structural a limbilor ei asupra umanitii. Bibliografie i indice, Humanitas, 2008 (). Lexicologie biblic romneasc. Istoria filosofiei limbajului is written by <mask> Coeriu. Rousseau pn de la nceputuri. i romneasc i indice de <mask> Munteanu i Mdlina. <mask> Coeriu is a Lingvistica text.O introducere n. The romneasc is indici de <mask> <mask>. <mask> <mask> is a coord. Mdlina Ungureanu is a member of the Vechiul Testament - Septuaginta. Ms. 45 de la Biblioteca Filialei din Cluj a Academiei Romne is a Versiunea luiNicolae Sptarul Milescu. Bibliografie, indice decuvinte i forme, rezumate n limbile eng. <mask> <mask>, 5 convorbiri despre tiin, cultur, creaie, was published in savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesayPaul Miron passed away in 90. Volum nto cmit de <mask> <mask> was published in Iai. Iai University Press won the "Timotei Cipariu" Prize for "Studies in Biblical Lexicology" in 1995. The book of the year award was given for Aeterna latinitas. Aeterna Latinitas is a gndirii europene. There is a small Encyclopedia of European Thought in Latin. Carmina Burana received the "best translation" prize from the Ministry of Culture."Carmina Burana" is bilingv comentat. The Bilingual Edition and Commentaries was published in 1998. The prize for H. Tiktin, Rumnisch-Deutsches Wrterbuch, was awarded in 1989. Otto Harrassowitz Verlag, 3 vol., 1985–1987, was written by Paul Miron. The prize was for Biblia 1688, Pars. I, Genesis, Iai 1988, Pars II Exodus. "Monumenta linguae Dacoromanorum" was written in 1991.The book of the year was awarded in 2004. I, Iai, 2004, Bdili, C. The Romanian Editors Association awarded a prize for the best foreign book editing. I, Iai, 2004, Bdili, C. The General Dictionary of Romanian Literature, 'Eugen Munteanu', was published in 2005. Lucia Wald, Alexandru Boboc, and Daniel Barbu wrote "Universul crii" in 1991. The June 20, 2008, edition of "Ziarul financiar" features a pure bred philologist, Bogdan Creu.The Academic Profile is an official digital version of <mask> <mask>. External links of <mask> <mask>'s books have been made available for personal use. <mask> <mask>'s official website. The official website of the "A. Phillipide" Romanian Philology Institute. Living people are Linguists from Romania and Philosophers of language.

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texts: <mask> is an Australian cricketer who has played for the national team as a medium-fast bowler. In Australia, she plays for the South Australian Scorpions and the Adelaide Strikers. She was the first cricketer to take a hat-trick for Australia. Schutt was born into a loving family, headed by her parents Brian and Sue. Schutt said that he was 99 per cent his dad and thanked his dad for all his sporting-ness. He doesn't think he was good at sport. Schutt was raised in a modest home in Hackham West with her older sister Natalie and younger brother Warren.Although she loved school and achieved good grades, sheagged a bit. In Hackham West, children played cricket in the streets, and Schutt was one of them. She was asked to fill in for someone in a club match when she was 11 years old. She was taken out of the game with her own first ball. Someone invited her to join a new girls' team. She was recruited by the Flinders University Cricket Club after playing for that team again. She moved to Sturt at the age of 13 with her team mates.Schutt went through the under-15, under 17 and under-19 teams. She took a long time to fall in love with the game despite being a good cricketer as a teenager. She tried boundary umpiring for an Australian rules football league at the age of 16 and was called up to play football for a short time at junior level. She told the Sunday Mail that until she was 19, she had been able to consider certain issues with more clarity. She was rated as a player to watch in the following year by a review of women's cricket on the internet. She was included in Australia's squad for the Women's Cricket World Cup due to the lack of bowling. Schutt appeared in all seven of Australia's matches during the World Cup, and claimed 15 pins at an economy of 4.13.She took 15 points in the tournament, the most by any bowler. The Daily Telegraph described her rapid rise from playing club cricket to being the leading bowler in the World Cup as "meteoric", but <mask> explained that the humidity in India favored her swing bowling. <mask> opened the bowling for Australia in the World Cup final against the West Indies, which her side won by 114 runs. In the World Cup group match against New Zealand, she claimed three of Australia's 40 runs. She was one of Australia's touring party for the Women's Ashes in England. She was one of the players in the Women's T20I Team of the Year. Schutt was the first bowler for Australia Women to take a hat-trick in the Women's World Twenty20 in India.She was one of fourteen players to be awarded a national contract by Cricket Australia. <mask> was named the new captain of the South Australian Scorpions after Tegan McPharlin stepped down. She was named in Australia's squad for the Women's World Twenty20 tournament in the West Indies. She was one of the players to watch. She was named in the squad for the Big Bash League season. Cricket Australia awarded her a contract in April of 2019. She was named to the Australia's team for their tour to England in June.In the third match against the West Indies, <mask> became the first Australian bowler to take a hat-trick, and the first female bowler to do so in international cricket. She was named in Australia's squad for the 2020 International Cricket Council Women's T20 World Cup in Australia. She took 4/18 in the final to finish as the leading wicket taker with 13 in the tournament. Schutt was named in Australia's squad for their series against England. She was named to Australia's team for the Women's Cricket World Cup in New Zealand later that month. In the first match of the Women's Ashes, Schutt took her 100th century in cricket. Schutt's nickname is "Shooter".She married her partner Jess Holyoake after coming out as lesbian. <mask>, an early supporter of same-sex marriage in Australia, stated that "saying partner is nice but when having to explain that it's a woman a lot of the time I think that often gets a reaction which isn't quite comfortable." Holyoake was expecting their first child in May 2021. There are external links to <mask> at Cricket Australia.

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texts: Goodwin George "<mask><mask> was a Canadian professional baseball player. He played for the Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Giants in Major League Baseball before and after World War II. He threw the ball left-handed. Samuel and Rebecca were the fifth and sixth of eight children who were Jewish and were born in Toronto, Canada. He played for the Elizabeth Playground team under Bob Abate and attended the Parkdale Institute. Jake was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Willie tried out for the Syracuse Chiefs in 1941.He was a top player in the Jewish Fraternal Softball League when he was a teenager. When he tried out for minor league baseball teams in Florida, he was told he was too small, so he returned to Toronto to play for the St. Mary's senior team. In 1931, he signed a contract with the Rochester Red Wings of the International League, but did not stick with the team. He weighed 135 pounds and hit.301 for the Louisville Colonels of the American Association in 1933. He batting.308 for Louisville in 1934,.289 in 1935,.289 in 1936, and.308 in 1937. When he joined the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1937, he convinced the team to acquire a player and $10,000. In 22 games with the Dodgers, he hit.312.He finished sixth in the National League in triples in his first full season, leading all league outfielders in fielding percentage and assists. He split his time between the Dodgers and the Royals in the next season, batting.302. He joined the Syracuse Chiefs of the International League in 1940 and played there from 1940 until 1944, when he was re-acquired by the Dodgers. He had the best year of his career with the Dodgers in 1945, when he was voted an All-Star and finished 10th in the voting for the Most Valuable Player Award. He was the leader of the NL in batting. He had a.325 batting average, 197 hits, 126 runs, 11 triples, 606 at-bats, and a.409 on- base percentage. He was the fourth Canadian-born major leaguer to be named to the All-Star Game and the first since Oscar Judd in 1943.In the first three games of the 1946 season, he was traded to the New York Giants. He was going to be his last year in the majors. He suffered a career-ending injury when he crashed into a fence. He was sent to the Jersey City Giants at the end of the season. In 553 games in six seasons, he had a.289 batting average with over 300 runs, 71 doubles, 34 triples and 22 home runs. He finished his career with a.989 fielding percentage. When he returned to Jersey City in 1947, he said he would only play if he were sent to Toronto, where he had opened a restaurant.The Toronto Maple Leafs of the International League had a player named <mask>. He ended his professional baseball career after a season in which he had a.279 batting average. The Levys in the Beaches Fastball League won the league championship in 1949, after they switched to softball. After playing for the world champion Tip Top Tailors team in the Beaches League, he returned to baseball as player-manager of the Galt Terriers of the Intercounty Baseball League. He was the manager of the Ontario all-star team that played the Intercounty Maple Leafs. After playing for Peoples Credit Jewellers in the Beaches League in 1951, he officially retired. He owned and ran the Dunsway Restaurant in Toronto for a while.He was also a business executive with a major Canadian brewery, John Labatt limited, in their sales staff, and was still so popular in baseball circles that he was answering around 2,000 pieces of fan mail annually in his later years. He was buried at Beth Tzedec Memorial Park in Toronto after he died of pneumonia at the age of 81. The Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame was established in the second year. Through 2010, his batting average was eighth-best of all Jewish major leaguers. He said that his proudest accomplishment was being the only Jewish Canadian to play in the majors. He held that distinction for almost 70 years as it was not until the major leagues saw another Jewish Canadian.

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texts: <mask> won a Pulitzer Prize for his biography of Jackson Pollock. <mask> is a businessman who founded several companies, including Best Lawyers, which spawned an industry of professional rankings. Over the course of 45 years, his geometric abstractions, many large in scale, have been exhibited throughout the world. Jackson Pollock: An American Saga was published in 1989. The book was called "brilliant and definitive" by the Philadelphia Inquirer. Van Gogh: The Life, which Michiko Kakutani of The New York Times called "magisterial," was published in 2011. His partner, Gregory White Smith, died at the age of 62 after living with a rare brain tumor for four decades.On June 19, 1952, <mask> was born to U.S. diplomats in Tehran, Iran. His father is from Lebanon. In addition to several cities in the U.S., he lived with his parents in a number of other places. He began painting when he was ten years old in Libya. He studied with Bruce Onobrakpeya, one of the leading Nigerian artists of the twentieth century. He had exhibitions in both Nigeria and Pakistan. He had an exhibition in Abu Dhabi in 1975, the first exhibition of art created there in the city's history.Barbara Hughes wrote in the U.A.E. that an exhibition in Abu Dhabi is rare. News. An exhibition of work created in Abu Dhabi is probably unique. <mask> graduated summa cum laude from St. Andrew's School in 1970. He graduated summa cum laude with an A.B. from Princeton University. The senior thesis was titled "Culture Making: Money, Success and the New York Art World." He received a master's degree in fine arts from Harvard in 1979.His thesis on Gene Davis was published in 1982. In 1998 and 2012 <mask> received doctorates from the University of South Carolina. The Joye Cottage was purchased by him and Gregory White Smith in 1989. The Whitney-Vanderbilt house is a creation of both Carrre and Hastings and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 The story of that renovation is told in their book, On a Street Called Easy, In a Cottage Called Joye. Since 2009, <mask> has served as co-chairman of the annual performing arts festival. The Festival ended with an early-music performance of St. Matthew Passion in Spivey Hall in Atlanta and Alice Tully Hall in Lincoln Center.<mask> married Gregory White Smith in 2011. Naifeh worked as an intern in the office of Congressman Charlie Wilson, as a docent at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., and as an associate attorney at the law firm of Milbank Tweed. He was the author of many books, including five New York Times bestsellers. Jackson Pollock: An American Saga was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 Interview Magazine said of the book, "For the first time, we have a biography that will justify its length." The history of an artist, the development of his imagination, and the feelings of his soul have been more grandly described. Ed Harris made a film based on the book in 2000.The biography was the bible for the project, according to Harris. John Updike's Seek My Face was inspired by the biography. "To deny that a large number of details come from 'Jackson Pollock: An American Saga' would be futile," Updike wrote. <mask> and Gregory White Smith's biography of Jackson Pollock won the Pulitzer Prize in 1989. Their most important achievement is to show van Gogh's occasional madness that doesn't lose sight of the intelligence of his art. <mask> and Gregory White Smith have rendered the biography of van Gogh exquisitely and respectfully. Dutch, German, French, Spanish, and Portuguese are some of the languages that Van Gogh: The Life has been published in.How to Make Love to a Woman was written by <mask> and sold millions of copies in 29 languages. He wrote The Mormon Murders in 1988 and Final Justice in 1993. The latter was nominated for an award. "Page after belly-ticking page" is what The Washington Post wrote about Naifeh and Smith's book of humor. There were many adventures bordering on slapstick. A great read. The Best Lawyers in America, a peer-review list, was published by Best Lawyers in 1981 and was founded by Naifeh and Smith.Best Lawyers is a global network linking lawyers and clients. 74,965 lawyers were ranked in the Best Lawyers in the world. In 2009, the company collaborated with U.S. News to create rankings of law firms and in the following year it gave out 61,138 rankings. In 1998, <mask> returned to painting and sculpting, creating works of geometric abstraction based on geometric formulas from medieval art from southern Spain to northern India but closely related to the works of Frank and Sol Lewitt. He had an exhibition at the Columbia Museum of Art. <mask>'s works explore the threads weaving together traditional Islamic art and the Geometric Abstraction movement. The Free Times wrote that the exhibition offered many rich ideas for exploration: formal beauty, the nature of abstraction, how art and math intersect, and insights into the cultural expressions of the Middle East.This is a very important exhibition that deserves more attention. An exhibition by <mask> was held at the MANA Contemporary in Jersey City, New Jersey. Smith's partner <mask> was diagnosed with a rare brain tumor in 1975, which led to 13 brain surgeries as well as radiation and nuclear medicine treatments. His search for cutting edge medical care was profiled on CBS's "60 Minutes". Smith founded Best Doctors, a company dedicated to helping others with undiagnosed or seemingly untreatable medical illnesses find the best medicine anywhere in the world. They sold the company in 2000, but it still serves more than 30 million members. External links include Best Doctors 1951, Best Lawyers 1951, Harvard Law School alumni Pulitzer Prize for Biography or Autobiography winners, and American writers of Lebanese descent.

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texts: The Division of Pacific and Asian History at the Australian National University has a researcher specializing in East Asia. The Asia-Pacific Journal: Japan Focus is an award-winning open access journal. From 1955 to 1959 he read Law and Arts at the University of Melbourne and from 1960 to 1962 he completed an MA in history. He took adiploma in Japanese Language and Culture at the Osaka University of Foreign Studies. He obtained a second-class degree from the School of Oriental and African Studies in London. He completed a second MA in Area Studies (Far East) at the same time. From 1969 to 1974 he worked on a PhD.Chang Tso-lin's thesis was "Development and interrelationships of Chinese warlordism and Japanese imperialism in northeast China." It was published as a book. After graduating from the University of Leeds in the United Kingdom, he went to La Trobe University in Victoria, Australia, and finally to the University of Adelaide in South Australia. He was appointed Professor in Japanese at the Australian National University in 1990. Modern Japanese political, intellectual, and environmental history is what <mask>'s main research interest is. He has written about the "liberation" struggles in South East Asia. In 1996 he published The Emptiness of Japanese affluence, in which he attacked Japanese economic success as a mirage based on environmental exploitation that posed the greatest threat to stability in the region.He has been a critic of the American government and has claimed that North Korea's efforts to obtain nuclear weapons are justified by American belligerence. He has taught at a number of universities, including Kyoto University, Tsukuba University, International Christian University and Tokyo Institute of Technology. <mask> was a guest editorial staff of the South Korean newspaper from December 2007 to December 2009. Japanese Imperialism Today: Co-prosperity in Greater East Asia was co-authored with Jon Halliday. The Korean Peace Committee in Japan published Twice Victims: Koreans at Hiroshima in 1981. Cold War Hot War: An Australian Perspective on the Korean War was published in 1983. Iwanami, 1980 is where the translator-in-chief and editor of Sengo Shiso o Kangaeru was born.The 1984 Japanese Society: Ins and Outs in Showa 60 was translated and edited. December 1986, 30 pp. The edited version of Democracy in Contemporary Japan is called New York, M.E. The book is called Sharpe, 1986, 272 pp. The Japanese Trajectory: Modernization and Beyond was co-edited. Cambridge University Press was published in 1988. The Making of a Special Relationship with Japan was published in 1991.The Burma-Thailand Railway: memory and history, co-edited with Hank Nelson, was published in 1993. Korea Since 1850, co-authored with Stewart Lone, was published in 1993 by St. Martin's Press. It's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it Peace and Regional Security in the Asia-Pacific: A Japanese Proposal, translated, edited and introduced, Peace Research Centre, Research School of Pacific Studies, ANU, Working Paper No 158, September 1995, 59pp. Armonk, New York: M.E., The Emptiness of Japanese affluence. The book is called Sharpe, 311pp. 1996.The book was co-published with Allen and Unwin. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Cambridge University Press published Multicultural Japan: Palaeolithic to Postmodern in 1996. Donald Denoon and Mark Hudson co-edited. pp. Japan's Contested Constitution is documents and analysis in London and New York. (hbk), (pbk).Target North Korea: Pushing North Korea to the Brink of Nuclear Catastrophe was published in 2004. 229 pp. "Some Radical Utopian Movements in Early Europe and China" is an article in the School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London. 16–22. In the Journal of Contemporary Asia, Vol.2, No.1, Spring 1972, part of "The Tokyo-Taipei-Seoul Nexus" was reproduced. 36–55. Jon Halliday.The Politics of Korean Studies in Europe was published in 1977. 386–386. The Australian Institute of International Affairs published "The South Korean Phenomenon" in 1978. The score was 262–279. The problem of knowing the truth was the subject of the Kampuchean Revolution. 40–2. The Journal of Contemporary Asia had a revised and expanded version.75–118. The paper "Kampuchea: Nationalism, Intervention, Revolution" was published in 1982. 231–236. "Korea North and South" was published in Arena. 34–40 November 1980. The letter was published in the Far Eastern Economic Review. 1930's Japan: Fascist?In Social Analysis was published in December of 1980. Bulletin of Concerned Asian Scholars, 14, 2, April–June 1982, pp. 20–33 "North Korea: Kimilsungism - Path to Socialism?" Bulletin of concerned asian scholars pp. 50–61 "The Reunification of Korea: Problems and Prospects" was published in Pacific Affairs.800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Grant Evans wrote "The Yellow Rainmakers: Are Chemical Weapons being used in Southeast Asia?" pp. in Arena, No. 66, 1984. 196–5). Historians of Asia include alumni of the University of London and the Australian National University.

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texts: Nathan Everhart was born on September 28, 1988 and is a former professional wrestler. He works as a producer for the company. He hasn't wrestled since January of last year because of a neck injury. After signing a contract with the company, <mask> was sent to the Florida Championship Wrestling (FCW) and then to the company's developmental territory. In 2015, he formed the tag team American Alpha with Chad Gable and they captured the NXT Tag Team Championship before being drafted to the SmackDown brand and winning the title. When <mask> was a member of the Raw brand, he formed a short-lived tag team with the winner of the Raw Tag Team Championship, with whom he won the title in December. He is the first of six men to win a tag team title.He was a part of the FCW Tag Team Championship. On September 28, 1988, Nathan Everhart was born. Two of his brothers would be imprisoned for life for undisclosed crimes. He started amateur wrestling at the age of seven because he thought it was the same as professional wrestling. He competed in a number of sports at Victor J. Andrew High School. He competed for Indiana University in the Big Ten Conference and became a three-time nationalqualifier for NCAA at the Division I level. Everhart was ranked in the top 15 in the nation for three years in a row.At one point, he was ranked as high as 2nd in the nation, as he was perfect in the regular season. He worked as a student coach at his university and helped two All-Americans at the same weight. Everhart received a bachelor's degree in biology and a minor in chemistry, social science, and medicine. He put dental school on hold because he wanted to be a professional wrestler. In 2010 he had his face painted on the wall of the gym at Indiana University. Gerald Brisco was Everhart's road agent when he was in college. He was recruited to participate in a WWE tryout in 2010 and was subsequently offered a WWE contract, but he held off from signing it until he finished his college degree.He was sent to the Florida Championship Wrestling (FCW) after signing a contract with the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE). He and Abraham Washington were defeated by Big E Langston and Calvin Raines in his first professional wrestling match. On the November 13 episode of FCW TV, he was a part of a losing effort against The Ascension. <mask> made sporadic appearances in FCW until the brand was replaced by NXT. He won the FCW Florida Tag Team Championship at a live event on July 13, making him one half of the title-holders. On the June 27, 2012 episode of NXT, <mask> lost to Jinder Mahal. He made more appearances throughout the year.The tag team of <mask> and Dillinger split up in February of 2015. In May 2015, <mask> began a storyline with Chad Gable in which Gable attempted to convince <mask> to form a new partnership, but <mask> would turn down his offer on two different occasions, while at the same time he competed in tag team action in losing efforts. After nearly three months of trying, <mask> finally agreed to a match with Gable as his tag team partner on the July 15 episode of NXT. The first round of the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic tournament was won by <mask> and Gable. They defeated The Hype Bros in the second round before falling to Baron and Rhyno in the semi-finals. During this match, <mask> and Gable turned into fan favorites because of their fighting spirit. The Vaudevillains and The Ascension were defeated by <mask> and Gable on the December 2 episode of NXT.The name American Alpha was used by <mask> and Gable on the January 27, 2016 episode of NXT. American Alpha defeated The Vaudevillains to become the number one contender for the NXT Tag Team Championship. American Alpha defeated The Revival to win the title. They lost the tag team titles to The Revival at the end of the TakeOver: The End on June 8. The Authors of Pain attacked them after the match. American Alpha lost to The Authors of Pain on the July 20 episode of NXT. On July 19th, <mask> and Gable were drafted to the SmackDown brand.American Alpha defeated The Vaudevillains on the August 2 episode of SmackDown Live. At the SummerSlam pre-show, American Alpha and The Usos defeated The Ascension, The Hype Bros, and The Vaudevillains in a 12-man tag team match. The Usos defeated American Alpha in the semi-finals of the tag team tournament on the August 23 episode of SmackDown Live. Gable's knee was injured after The Usos attacked them, rendering American Alpha unable to compete at the final. American Alpha became part of Team SmackDown in the traditional Survivor Series tag team elimination match on the November 1 episode of SmackDown Live. American Alpha was eliminated in the match by Gallows and Anderson, who would go on to defeat Team Raw. On the December 27 episode of SmackDown Live, American Alpha defeated The Wyatt Family to win the title in a four-corner elimination match.American Alpha successfully defended their titles in a tag team turmoil match. The Usos defeated American Alpha on the March 21 episode of SmackDown Live to win the title. <mask> participated in the André the Giant Memorial Battle Royal, which was won by Mojo Rawley. Gable got a championship match with Kevin Owens on the June 20 episode of SmackDown Live, as American Alpha seemed to quietly split up. On the July 17 episode of Raw, <mask> was revealed to be the kayfabe son of Kurt Angle, after a series of mystery text messages were sent to his work phone and to the announce team. American Alpha was dissolved after <mask> was moved to Raw. <mask> won his first match for the brand on Raw.<mask> started a feud with The Miz after he insulted <mask> on his show. On the August 14 episode of Raw, <mask> faced Miz for the Intercontinental Championship, but lost by disqualification as The Miztourage interfered on his behalf. <mask> was saved from being attacked by the trio after The Hardy Boyz arrived. The six-man tag team match at SummerSlam was won by The Miz and The Miztourage. On the September 18 episode of Raw, <mask> won a Six-Pack Challenge match to become the number one contender for the Intercontinental Championship against The Miz. <mask> was unsuccessful in capturing the title after being interfered with by The Miztourage. After throwing vegetables at Elias, <mask> was placed in a feud with him.<mask> defeated Elias in a match at the TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs. On the November 6 episode of Raw, <mask> defeated Elias in a Guitar-on-a-Pole match, ending their feud. The fifth member of the team was <mask>. <mask> injured his leg on the November 13 episode of Raw. Due to his leg injury, he was out of the Survivor Series match and was replaced by the returning Triple H. In December, <mask> would replace Dean Ambrose on the tag team. On the December 25 episode of Raw, <mask> and Rollins defeated Cesaro and Sheamus to win the Raw Tag Team Championship.<mask> was the first person to hold the Raw, SmackDown and NXT Tag Team Championships. On January 28, they lost the titles back to Cesaro and Sheamus, ending their reign at 34 days. This was his last televised match. On the February 5 episode of Raw, <mask> told Rollins that he wouldn't compete in the tag team match before Roman Reigns joined him. After the match for the Raw Tag Team Championship was over, Kurt Angle sent <mask> home. This was done to remove <mask> from television. On the next day, <mask> underwent successful surgery to repair a neck injury.He would be out of action for a year after that surgery. According to Jon Robinson, author of the book Creating The Mania: An Inside Look at how WrestleMania Comes to Life, the storyline with Kurt Angle would conclude at Wrestlemania 34 in a match between them, and during an interview with Kurt Angle the following year, he revealed that his opponent at Wrestle Jordan has been working as a producer since his in-ring injury. <mask> made his first television appearance in over two years on the May 29, 2020 episode of SmackDown, walking alongside police officers who were arresting Jeff Hardy. <mask> was promoted to a new role of lead producer in April 2021. <mask> is a character in the video games. On March 17, 2017, Everhart married April Elizabeth.They have a daughter named Ava Rose who was born on June 21, 2020. He is close to Chad Gable, who he says is like a brother to him. The FCW Florida Tag Team Championship was held for the first time. There are 87 of the top 500 singles wrestlers in the PWI 500 who are with Chad Gable.

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texts: The personal name Li Ang was an emperor of the Tang dynasty of China. He ruled from 827 to 840. The younger brother of <mask> was the second son of Emperor <mask>. In Chinese history, <mask>, his elder brother <mask> and younger brother <mask> reigned in succession. Li Han was the grandson of <mask>. Under Confucian principles of succession, Li Han's mother was the rightful heir to the throne, even though Li You was the Prince of Sui. The crown prince was created after Li You's name was changed to Li Heng.Four months after Li Zhan, Li Han was born. His mother was a concubine of Li You. Li Heng became Emperor Muzong after Emperor Xianzong died. Li Han was created the Prince of Jing after Emperor Muzong created a large number of his brothers and sons. Emperor Muzong died and was succeeded by Li Zhan. The emperor was assassinated by a group of imperial guards and eunuchs in the new year of 825. The younger brother of Emperor Muzong tried to become emperor, but soon a group of powerful eunuchs, including the directors of palace communications and commanders, took over.The person who was killed in this event was Li Wu. Wang and the other eunuchs had Li Han named the new emperor after his grandmother, who was grand empress dowager. His name was changed to Li Ang. It was said that at the start of Emperor <mask>'s reign, he observed the wastefulness that his father <mask> and brother <mask> displayed in their reigns. There would be a peaceful time. Emperor <mask> was said to be indecisive, often changing his mind after initially agreeing to the chancellors' suggestions. The chancellor offered to resign, but the emperor did not accept it.There were three empresses dowager in the palace because Emperor <mask> honored his mother and grandmother as empress dowagers. He always offered the best of the tributes to them first, and it was said that he served them with filial piety. The death of the military governor of the Henghai Circuit at the end of <mask>'s reign was one of the major moves that <mask> had to make. After <mask> took the throne, Li Tongjie sent his secretary Cui Congzhang and his brothers to Chang'an to pay homage to him. The military governor of theYanhai Circuit was commissioned by <mask>zong and a former military governor was transferred to Henghai. The military governor of the neighboring Chengde Circuit, Wang Tingcou, supported Li to resist. <mask> was able to attack it with a number of circuits.Emperor Muzong was defeated by the imperial general Li You. In the aftermath of Li Tongjie's defeat, the military governor of Weibo Circuit offered to surrender, fearing that he would be the next target for the imperial forces. The emperor commissioned the imperial general Li Ting to succeed him after transferring Shi to Hezhong Circuit. The Weibo soldiers killed Shi and supported the officer He Jintao who was their leader in resisting Li Ting. Emperor Wenzong allowed He Jintao to become the military governor of Weibo after the imperial government decided not to wage another war. Due to the reduction in salaries by the military governor of Tang's Xichuan Circuit, troops were forced to raid the border regions of Nanzhao. The forces advanced all the way to Chengdu.Emperor Wenzong exiled Du and entered into a peace agreement with Nanzhao after he was demanded to take action against him. As a result of their actions, tens of thousands of people were taken to Nanzhao as captives. By this time, Chancellor Pei Du had taken less of the power within Emperor <mask>'s administration, and the Niu-Li Factional Struggles had begun. The succeeding chancellors Li Zongmin and Niu Sengru were considered factional figures, and they ejected allies of their political rival Li Deyu. Li Zongmin was said to have defeated Li Deyu due to the help of the eunuchs. The eunuchs' influence over the governance and control of the palace was causing <mask> to secretly plan to disarm them. Song was made a chancellor by <mask>.Song was accused of planning to overthrow Emperor <mask> by Wang and his strategist after they heard about the plot. Both Li Cou and Song were exiled. There was an event of major historical controversy. The military governor was Li Deyu. The Tufan defender, Xidamou, had surrendered the prefecture to him. Li Deyu wanted to use Xidamou's surrender as a base to launch a major attack on Tufan. Niu advised against accepting Xidamou because of the peace treaty that Tang had entered with Tufan.Li Deyu was ordered to return to Tufan. Xidamou and his subordinates were slaughtered by Tufan. Historians disagree over whether Li Deyu or Niu was correct. Emperor <mask> created his son Li Yong crown prince. Emperor <mask> wanted to create <mask>'s oldest son, Li Pu the Prince of Jin crown prince, but he waited so long because he was so sad. In 832, in the aftermath of the Xidamou incident, Niu resigned his chancellor position to become the military governor of the Wuchang Circuit, and Li Deyu was recalled to Chang. Many of Li Zongmin's associates were demoted after Li Deyu attacked them.Li Zongmin was sent out of Chang'an to serve as the military governor of the Shannan West Circuit. <mask> had a stroke around the new year. Emperor <mask> became close to Zheng after he was able to treat Emperor Wenzong, but it was said that from this point on, <mask>'s spirit was weakened. Despite Li Deyu's attempts to reject him based on his past crimes, Li Zhongyan became a close associate of Emperor Wenzong's. In order to counteract Li Deyu, Zheng and Li Zhongyan advocated for Li Zongmin's return from Shannan West, and for Li Deyu to be sent to Zhenhai Circuit. "It is easy to destroy the bandits north of the Yellow River, but difficult," <mask> was said to have said around this time. Li Deyu was demoted and exiled after he was accused of being associated with a wet nurse.Lu Sui was sent out of the capital to serve as the military governor of Zhenghai when he tried to help Li Deyu. Li Zongmin wouldn't stay long as chancellor. When the family members of the mayor of the Chang'an region were accused of spreading rumors, he offended Zheng by refusing to give him a high-ranking post. When Li Zongmin tried to help, he too was exiled. It was said that Li Xun, who had changed his name to Li Xun by this point, used the opportunity to accuse any official they did not like as factional associates of Li Deyu or Li Zongmin, having them ejected from the imperial government. By this point, Li Xun, Li Xun's associates, and the senior official Wang Ya were chancellors. The eunuchs did not suspect <mask>, Li Xun, and Zheng because they had both been recommended by Wang.The plan to establish an army to fight against the eunuchs was put into motion in the winter of 833. Emperor <mask>, Li Xun, and Zheng planned to use Wang's funeral as an excuse to gather the eunuchs and then use Zheng's troops. Emperor <mask> did not know that Li Xun had a plan to attack the eunuchs and destroy Zheng before Wang's funeral. On 14 December, Li Xun had his associate, the general Han Yue, announce that there were sweet dews on a tree near Han's headquarters, planning to trap the leading eunuchs. After they arrived at Han's headquarters, they realized that something wasn't right and returned to the imperial hall with <mask>. They slaughtered and arrested a number of officials, including Li Xun, after launching the Shence Army soldiers. They were executed along with a large number of Li Xun's associates under the accusation that they planned to overthrow <mask> and support Zheng as the new emperor.At the same time, Zheng was killed. The claims of sweet dews were used to try to trap the eunuchs. In the aftermath of the incident, Emperor <mask> became physically under the eunuchs' hold, and he, the new chancellors Li Shi and Zheng Tan, and the other imperial officials had their authorities reduced. Qiu Shiliang and the other eunuchs were accused of crimes by the military governor of the Zhaoyi Circuit in the spring of 832. It was said that the eunuchs allowed <mask>, Li Shi, and Zheng Tan some ability to govern based on their own will after Liu's petitions. The bodies of Wang Ya and 10 other officials were thrown into the river after <mask>zong ordered that they be buried. After the Ganlu incident, <mask> became depressed and was often seen mumbling to himself.The imperial scholar Zhou Chi asked Zhou what kind of rulers he could be compared to, and Zhou replied that he could be compared to the benevolent rulers of the past. After Qiu made an assassination attempt on him, Li Shi resigned his chancellorship, and in his place, Chen Yixing, Yang Sifu, and Li Jue. It was said that the chancellors' advice became motivated by partisan considerations, as it was said that the chancellors' advice was pitting Zheng and Chen, both of whom were considered Li Faction leaders, against Yang and Li Jue, both of whom were considered Niu Faction leader. The concubine of <mask> made false accusations against the mother of Li Yong. <mask> briefly put Li Yong under arrest and considered removing him because of accusations that he was living in excess. The emperor relented at the request of the imperial officials and Shence Army officers. Historians believe that Li Yong was murdered at <mask>'s approval.The younger brother of Emperor <mask> was recommended to be the new crown prince after Li Yong's death. Li Jue was against when <mask>zong consulted the chancellors. The youngest son of <mask> was created to be the new crown prince. Emperor <mask> was seriously ill by the spring. The eunuchs summoned the chancellors Li Jue and Yang Sifu to the palace in order to give Li Chengmei to them. The palace's control was opposed to Li Chengmei because they weren't consulted before the crown prince was created. They created another brother of <mask>'s, Li Chan the Prince, despite Li Jue's opposition, and demoting Li Chengmei back to Prince of Chen under the excuse that he was too young.After Emperor <mask>'s death, Chou persuaded Li Chan to order Li Chengmei and others to commit suicide. The throne was taken by Li Chan. The "Three Wonders of the Great Tang Empire" are Li Bai's poetry,Zhang Xu's calligraphy and Pei Min's swordplay. The texts and commentaries of the Confucian classics were carved on stone tablets and displayed at the imperial university for nobles. Foreign relations Emperor <mask> caused a letter to be drafted for delivery to the Emperor of Japan, which he sent via Japanese ambassadors who had traveled from Heian-ky as part of a diplomatic mission. The ambassadors presented the communication from the Chinese emperor to the emperor. 17, part 1 and part 2.Titsingh, ed. The book was published in 1836. Annales des empereurs du japon ran. Great Britain and Ireland have an Oriental translation fund. The New Book of Tang was written by Ouyang Xiu. There are 8. Sima Guang and her co-conspirators were involved in the publication of the vols.243, 241, 241, 241, 241, 241, 241, 241, 241, 241, 241, 241, 241, 241, 241, 241, 241, 241, 241, 241, 241, 241, 241, 241, 241, 241, 241, 241, 241, The Tang dynasty emperors were the 9th-century Chinese monarchs.

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texts: <mask> was a Swedish-born American film editor who worked on at least 48 feature films in a career that spanned over fifty years. In 1976, Taxi Driver was nominated for a BAFTA Award for Best Editing, and in 1983, Philip Kaufman's The Right Stuff won the Oscar for Best Film Editing. WarGames, Jacob's Ladder, and The Horse Whisperer are some of the films he edited. <mask> was president of the American Cinema Editors for two terms. He was on the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Board of Governors for 15 years, representing the editing branch from 1992 to 2007. He received a career achievement award. The son of an actor and a Norwegian actress was born on New Year's Eve in 1931.Jack Donohue, an American director and choreographer, advised the young Ernst to go into film editing after his father's death. After working as a ski patrolman and seaman for the Norwegian Merchant Marine, <mask> moved to the United States where he spent three years in the United States Marine Corps. He considered pursuing a career as a film director like his step-father, but Donohue convinced him to first try his hand at film editing, telling him he would "Learn everything about directing by being a film editor first." After hip surgery, <mask> died at his home in France. He died at the age of 22. After eight years as an assistant editor, <mask> began his career as an editor. Space Invasion of Lapland was <mask>'s first job as an editor.Western Geronimo was one of the films he worked on as an assistant editor. <mask> was one of the head editors of the Western The Glory Guys, with whom he would work on Taxi Driver over ten years later. <mask> was brought in to serve as one of the editors on The Big Valley. Nine episodes of the first season were edited by him. He was the show's editorial coordination until the series ended in 1969. He changed his name to "<mask>" in the third season of The Big Valley. The Elvis Presley picture Clambake was <mask>'s first feature film as a solo editor.Underground, directed by Arthur H. Nadel, was one of the productions <mask> worked on. <mask> and Johnson collaborated on four films, the first of which was The Last American Hero. <mask> edited two Richard C. Sarafian releases. The turning point in <mask>'s career came in 1975, when he was hired by Martin Scorsese to edit his crime drama Taxi Driver. Taxi Driver was nominated for four Academy Awards, including Best Picture, and has become one of the greatest films of all time. The film received three BAFTA Awards and four BAFTA nominations, including one for <mask>, Shapiro, andMarcia Lucas for Best Editing. After hiring <mask> for his next film, the 1977 musical New York, New York, he began working with his regular editor, Thelma Schoonmaker.The writer of Taxi Driver was so impressed with <mask> that he hired him for his directorial debut, the 1978 drama film Blue Collar, and recruited <mask> again for his second feature, Hardcore. French Connection II, Black Sunday and Prophecy were edited by <mask>. After co-editing Michael Cimino's box office flop Heaven's Gate, <mask> joined the editing team of Philip Kaufman's space race drama The Right Stuff. The film won four Academy Awards, including Best Editing for <mask> and his fellow editors Glenn Farr, Lisa Fruchtman, Stephen A. Rotter and Douglas Stewart. <mask> and the Right Stuff editing team were nominated for an Eddie Award. <mask> won the award for his solo work on John Badham's WarGames. According to editor Mark Goldblatt, <mask>'s first cut of WarGames was so good that the director signed it off with no notes for the editor.<mask> was recruited by Badham for his 1987 crime-comedy Stakeout. <mask> edited 1986's 912 Weeks and 1990's Jacob's Ladder. The latter is considered to be a landmark in film editing due to the intricacies and complexities involved in cutting the picture and because it allowed filmmakers to strive for new forms. <mask> told The Hollywood Reporter in 2010 that Jacob's Ladder was the film he enjoyed working on the most. <mask> edited and co-edited two films for Douglas Day Stewart. The Executioner's Song and Perfect Murder, Perfect Town were both edited by him. Black Rain, Michael Mann's Heat, Robert Redford's The Horse Whisperer, John Woo's Windtalkers, and Kurt Wimmer's Equilibrium were edited or co-edited by <mask>.<mask> re-teamed with Blue Collar and Hardcore director Paul Schrader to work on a sequel to the Exorcist. <mask> did not get on-screen credit. The last film <mask> edited was a Russian film. Space Invasion of Lapland, Geronimo, and The Glory Guys are included in the filmography.

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texts: During the Seven Years' War and the American War of Independence, <mask> was a Scottish officer of the Royal Navy. He rose to the rank of admiral and was briefly the governor of Newfoundland. He entered the navy after being born in Scotland. He received a promotion to post-captain during the Seven Years' War, and commanded a squadron of three ships and brought to action the notorious privateer Fran, but little is known about his early service. Thurot was killed and his ships captured after a brief engagement. He and his captains received several rewards after being hailed as a hero. During the American War of Independence, he commanded several other ships and returned to active service after a period of unemployment.He carried the members of the Carlisle Peace Commission to America and played a small role in operations off the coast before returning to European waters. He was present at the relief of Gibraltar, the Battle of Cape StVincent, and the Battle of Ushant with Richard Kempenfelt. He was promoted to flag rank after the end of the war, but was unable to take any commands during the French Revolutionary Wars due to his infirmity, and died in 1808 with the rank of admiral. In 1732, the fourth son of Sir <mask> and his wife Helen was born in Scotland. He joined the Royal Navy after graduating from the Royal Naval Academy in 1740, but little is known about his early life. After a period in the merchant service, he went to the hospital ship and served there for two years. He passed his lieutenant's exam on 1 May 1752, but didn't get a commission until April 1756.It was about this time that his brother, Gilbert, who had entered parliament, became one of the Lords of the Admiralty, and so was able to speed his brother's rise through the ranks. On 21 January 1757, <mask> was promoted to commander and on 5 April 1757 he was promoted to captain. In 1758, he was appointed to command the Channel Fleet and took part in the reconquest of Rochefort. The 32-gun was launched in November 1758 and he was appointed to it. On 19 March 1759, while sailing off Brittany in company with the 50-gun came across a squadron of four French corvettes escorting a convoy. The Blonde and Mignonne came up to prevent Aeolus from following after the convoy and two frigates fled. Blonde escaped after a hard fought engagement with the Mignonne.The battle cost the lives of her commander and many of her crew, with the second captain and 25 men being wounded. Two or three men were wounded. The rest of the year was spent cruising off the French coast with Sir Edward Hawke's fleet, and on 27 December he sailed on a cruise from Quiberon Bay with the 64-gun. Kinsale was put in there on 21 January 1760 because the ships were caught in bad weather and unable to reach the rendezvous point of Groix. While waiting for the chance to sail again, a letter was sent to him from the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, asking for assistance. Franois Thurot, a French privateer, landed near the town with several ships. The letter was sent to all the ports in the hopes that there would be ships available to intercept the French, but no ships were stationed on the coast.The 36-gun ships were there to protect them from the weather. The French had already sailed when Thurot <mask> rushed his ships to sea. On February 28, <mask>'s force caught up with them. The French force was brought to battle off the Isle of Man in the morning. Thurot's force was battered into submission after a close-fought battle. Thurot was killed by a musket ball and his body was thrown into the water. British losses amounted to four killed and 15 wounded on Aeolus, one killed and five wounded on Pallas and 11 wounded on Brilliant.Thurot's body was washed up at Port William and was buried with military honors at Kirkmaiden. A tobacco box of chased silver engraved with Thurot's name was one of the possessions found on him. The freedom of the city of Cork was granted by the Irish Houses of Parliament. Thomas was promoted to lieutenant of the ship after he distinguished himself in the fighting. On his return to Spithead, he was presented to King George II after being taken into the Royal Navy. Images and depictions of the battle were widely distributed. The Vice-Admiral wrote a letter to <mask>'s nephew, Lord Minto, after he cut out a French brig with naval stores from under the guns of a French shore battery.Aeolus returned to port to be repaired after being badly damaged during the action. 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They did not see any action when he went out to the Mediterranean in the late stages of the war.After the peace of 1763, the American War of Independence left without a ship, but when he was given command of the 60-gun, one of thePlymouth guardships, he returned to active service. He became a Member of Parliament for Cockermouth. He received no further commission until 1777, when he took command of the 64-gun during the American War of Independence. He was a Fellow of the Royal Society in January 1776. After being promoted to commodore on April 11, 1778, he took the Earl of Carlisle and two other men to North America to negotiate with the colonists. After arriving at Delaware, he joined Richard Howe's command and took part in the relief of Rhode Island. He was appointed to command the 74-gun in May 1779 after a brief spell of unemployment.He held the post of Colonel of Marines until 1787. The Spanish fleet under Juan de Lngara was defeated at the Battle of Cape StVincent on January 16, 1780. The casualties of six killed and 20 wounded was the third highest for the British ships. When Gibraltar was temporarily relieved, Rodney took his fleet to the West Indies, but left his two sons at Gibraltar to support the garrison there. He was appointed as the flag captain. Having a large ship on station made her a target for Spanish gunboats, as there was little assistance that he could give. It was against his orders for Rodney to leave him there and he had to send a ship to get him back.The man returned to England. The English Channel was the site of most of the remaining years of the war. In November of 1781, the Admiralty received information that a large convoy was going to sail under de Guichen. The convoy was carrying supplies for the West Indies and the French fleet in the East Indies. The squadron of 18 ships commanded from was ordered to intercept the convoy. Kempenfelt did it in the afternoon of 12 December in the Bay of Biscay. Kempenfelt attacked immediately after the French naval escort to leeward of the convoy.Only five transports reached the West Indies, as the rest of the convoy scattered. The Battle of Ushant was fought between the Triomphant and Edgar. Kempenfelt praised <mask> for his actions during the battle. The end of the war prevented the plan to send him to the West Indies in command of a squadron of five ships. After years of unemployment, he was appointed Governor and commander-in-chief of Newfoundland in 1786. Captain Gower was once again appointed as his flag captain. He fulfilled the post for its usual term, sailing out in June and returning in October, with his main duties being the regulation of the fisheries.He was succeeded by a new commander in 1789, who was promoted to rear-admiral of the red. He was further advanced to vice-admiral of the blue on 21 February 1790, and as tensions rose with the Spanish, he hoisted his flag aboard, but with the easing of the crisis soon struck it. After the outbreak of the French Revolutionary Wars, he was promoted to vice-admiral of the red, but was unable to take up any posts. He was promoted to admiral of the blue and admiral of the white in April 1795. He died at Mount Teviot on September 20, 1808. He was never married. His cousins were Thomas, William, 1st Earl, and Robert.Gilbert Murray-Kynynmound, 1st Earl of Minto, was <mask>'s nephew. There are notes. The two ships with higher casualties were, with 10 killed and 21 wounded. There are citations for Peter. The British, French and Spanish fleets were in October 1805. There is a maritime press. There is a revised version available online.The Governorship of Newfoundland and Labrador has a biography at Government House.

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texts: <mask> is an English footballer who plays for club Stockport Town. He is related to <mask>. A former England under-19 international, he began his career in the academies at Manchester City andLeicester City, before signing with Motherwell in July 2015. After leaving the club in March of last year, he moved on to Macclesfield Town four months later. After winning the National League title with Macclesfield, he was bought by Shrewsbury Town. He returned to the English Football League with Port Vale in June after failing to break into the first-team with Shrewsbury. He was on a loan in November.He was released by Port Vale and signed with York City in August 2020. <mask> began his career at Manchester City and spent 14 years at the club's academy. The squad number he was given was 54. He was a member of the under-21 squad atLeicester City before he was signed permanently by the manager. He was released by the "Foxes" at the end of the season. Ian Baraclough tried to sign <mask> on a two-year deal after he impressed in pre-season games, but <mask> rejected the offer. <mask> made his competitive debut in the Scottish League Cup in a 3–1 extra-time win at East Fife.He made his first start in the league four days later. Under new manager Mark McGhee, Stephen McManus remained the first-choice centre-back, with <mask> competing with Louis Laing and Ben Hall to play alongside him. He played 25 times for the "Well" during the 2015–16 season, helping the club to a fifth-place finish in the Scottish Premiership. After struggling with illness and injuries, he asked to leave the "Steelmen" in order to find first-team football elsewhere, but he did not make a first-team appearance during the 2016–17 season. <mask> returned to England and joined the National League North side. At the end of the 2016–17 season, he made two substitute appearances for the "Coasters". <mask> signed a one-year contract with Macclesfield Town after impressing during a trial game against Derby County.He scored his first goal in a win over Chester City. He helped the "Silkmen" to keep a total of 14 clean sheets in his 35 appearances as they won promotion to the English Football League. John Askey said that it took them six months to get him fit after he had been sick for six months. <mask> followed John Askey out of Moss Rose and signed for League One side Shrewsbury Town on a one-year deal. He left the New Meadow after being released by the new manager of "Shrews". <mask> signed a six-month contract with Wrexham. It gives us depth and would allow us to play with three at the back if needed, according to manager Graham Barrow.He scored two goals for the "Red Dragons" in the second half of the season. <mask> had a goal ruled out as Wrexham were beaten 1–0 by Eastleigh, but manager Bryan Hughes disagreed with the officials, saying "it was definitely a goal". <mask> rejected the new deal he was offered at the end of the season. <mask> joined Port Vale on June 3, 2019. John Askey said that <mask> would provide competition for established centre-backs Nathan Smith and Leon Legge. He scored an own goal on his debut for the "Valiants" in a 2–1 victory over Shrewsbury Town. On his league debut on 17 September, he scored an own goal as Vale fell to a 2–0 defeat at league leaders Exeter City.He returned to Wrexham on November 20 after failing to break into the first-team at Vale. The loan deal was extended until the end of the season. He was let go by Port Vale at the end of the season. <mask> joined the National League North side York City on a one-year deal in August 2020. He was not retained at the end of his contract because he played seven league games before the 2020–21 season was cut short due to the COVID-19 epidemic in England. <mask> was the first signing for the new club. He signed a two-year deal.<mask> joined Stockport Town in the North West Counties League Division One South. He was thrown out of the game after the final whistle. <mask> was a member of the England under-19 team. <mask> is a right-footed left-sided centre-half who can also play with his left-foot and at left-back, right-back or as a central defensiveMidfielder. Port Vale manager John Askey described him as a footballing centre-half who combined athletic ability with composure on the ball. "He's quick, he's strong in the air, he's aggressive and he's got all the ingredients to go on and kick on again", said George Pilkington. His grandfather, <mask>, was a member of the "Busby Babes", but only played a few games in a seven-year career.References 1993 births Living people Footballers from Manchester English people of Irish descent English footballers England youth international footballers Association football defenders Manchester City F.C. The players are fromLeicester City F.C. The players are from Motherwell F.C. Football players from Macclesfield Town F.C. The players are from Shrewsbury Town F.C. The players are from A.F.C. The players are from Port Vale F.C.The players are from York City F.C. The players are from Macclesfield. The players are from Stockport Town F.C. Scottish Professional Football League players are in the English Football League.

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